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For self-insured employers, the talk about “potential” lawsuits is over – it’s here, and we’re all at risk. Please find below a webinar exploring the implications for fiduciaries of the recent lawsuit against J&J.
The suit claims Johnson & Johnson breached its fiduciary duty by failing to prudently manage its pharmacy benefit. Essentially, they traded control of their formulary for “guarantees” from conflicted entities.
We’re honored to be partnering with Chris Deacon, JD, healthcare thought leader and former director of one of the largest self-funded health plans in the country for the State of New Jersey.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- What the lawsuit is alleging
- What this means for self-insured employers
- Concrete steps you can do today to understanding your risk and exposure
- How utilizing Comparative Effectiveness Research drives clinical value and reduces costs
The relationship between a doctor and patient is personal and vital, so it’s natural to worry that “formulary management” might get in the way. But as Dr. Jerry Avorn highlights in this session with TruDataRx, the traditional pharmacy system has already damaged that trust through weak clinical criteria and financial conflicts of interest.
Evidence-based formulary management actually helps repair the bond between doctors and patients. Aligning coverage directly with effectiveness makes it easier for patients to get medications that actually work—often while lowering out-of-pocket costs.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- FDA Approval vs. Efficacy: Why a drug being “FDA approved” doesn’t always mean it works best in clinical practice
- Protecting the Clinical Relationship: How data-driven formularies support doctors
- Prescriber Behavior: How doctors actually update their prescribing habits when given unbiased clinical data
- Patient Conversations: Practical approaches for handling requests for heavily advertised, high-cost drugs
Watch the full recording to see how smarter data design supports better clinical decisions and protects employee healthcare.